@gpeddino I have been using Chataigne - it's a free open source timeline tool for Windows/mac/Linux. https://benjamin.kuperberg.fr/... Just sent a simple OSC, or MIDI message out into Isadora, super simple.

@ray

Go into Task Manager, Processes tab, find Isadora and "End Task".

Cheers,

Hugh

Hi All

Isadora is starting as a background process with no ui. Have deleted the preferences in the Troika Tronix roaming folder but that didn't help.  I had this same problem years ago but can't remember how to fix it...

Thanks 

Ray

Izzy is starting as a background process. How can this be changed?

Yeah it's working I tested it a couple of times. Tried adding more projectors but now Izzy won't start... I'm using 3.1.26, time to upgrade I guess.

@ray

Excellent! I hope that the stage / display assignments are the same next time you reboot, of if one of your displays accidentely gets disconnected again. 

Thanks to both of you for your help. I deleted all the stages and re-did them and so far so good... Can't believe it could be so simple, LOL.

@ray

An ongoing issue with Windows and Isadora remembering stage/projector assignments.

The only reliable way I have found to solve this is by using EDID Emulators.

I have found that these work well. They've pretty cheap, and are an essential part of my setup.

https://www.aten.com/global/en...

Best of luck.

@dusx hello, yes i have Nahimic

I have a project which several scenes, and it receives timecode from another computer.

Let's say I have a list with timecode intervals, something like:

Scene 1: 00:00:00:00 - 00:02:30:00
Scene 2: 00:02:30:01 - 00:05:00:00

And I want to create an actor that will read the incoming MTC and immediately jump to the correct scene.

I have done something similar that worked (see pic), but it was kinda exhaustive because I had to input all the intervals manually, and I was thinking about something more dynamic, maybe with JavaScript and a text file with the intervals? Any other ideas?

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